What is the difference between a physican's assistant and a nurse practioner?
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A Nurse Practitioner or ARNP get an undergraduate degree in Nursing, and then attends two years post grad work in a specialized Masters program. A Physician Assistant usually recieves a four year undergraduate degree in biology or chemistry or Pre-med, and then attends a two year masters program. The one big difference is that in many states ARNPs can open their own practices, while PAs cannot.
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